fix: Set async-profiler timeout for JFR recordings - #339
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Keep the timeout as a fallback and allow scheduled collection to continue if it has already elapsed.
Round fractional durations up to async-profiler's whole-second precision without extending exact durations.
Format is always JFR, so identify the expected async-profiler failure directly.
Use the configured whole seconds plus one to avoid truncating fractional durations.
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This adds an async-profiler timeout to JFR recording commands based on the configured upload interval. It provides a safety net if the scheduled stop does not run, preventing the recording file from growing indefinitely. Related to #338.